Strattons is a small independent family run boutique hotel secluded in the historic Market town of Swaffham once a favourite with the Nelson family and home to Howard Carter who famously discovered Tutankhamen’s tomb. Its award winning chic restaurant serves organic and locally sourced produce in an innovative and exciting modern English style, fabulous cheeses from the British Isles complemented with wines from all over the world.
Art, design, luxury and comfort feature strongly throughout the hotel. Individual, sumptuous, eclectic, hip and funky bedrooms; cool contemporary style with originality.
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Swaffham is situated in the Brecks, a unique and beautiful landscape stretching across Suffolk and Norfolk, ideal to enjoy healthy walking, jogging, cycling and horse riding on the ancient track ways and peaceful forest trails. The nationally recognised bird reserves within the tranquil and breathtaking North Norfolk coastline is only a short drive away, and Norwich a diverse and sophisticated city with Norman Castle, 12th century cathedral and fabulous shopping. Norwich grew out of various Saxon settlements along the river Wensum and in the Medieval period was second only to London, its wealth built on the wool and textile industries.
Lush materials, imposing architectural features -Luxury without sacrifice to the environment. Stratton’s was the first hotel in the UK to win the prestigious Queen’s Award for ‘Outstanding Environmental Performance’.
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